Andi Rianto Collaborates With Rony Parulian To Serve 'full Of Heart' To Be More Magnificent

Andi Rianto (left) and Rony Parulian (doc. Universal Music Indonesia)

JAKARTA - Music composer and producer Andi Rianto again rearranged his song with Monty Tiwa entitled Whole Heart.

The song was popular when it was sung by Aryo Wahab in the early 2000s. But this time Andi Rianto chose the singer who graduated from the Indonesia Idol event, Rony Parulian to sing it.

Meanwhile, A Whole Heart tells the story of a man who is at the lowest point in his life until finally finds someone who is able to make him rise and return to his passion for his days.

"The story is simple, which is about a man who finds his passion again in his life when he meets someone special," Andi Rianto said in a written statement, Sunday, March 31.

The choice of Rony Parulian to sing the whole Heart because his 'nge-rock' vocal character is considered appropriate to make the song sound fresher.

"When I was about to re-release this song, I thought about it, Rony Parulian, because his vocal character is strong and I'm sure he can make his song fresh from the previous version," said Andi Rianto.

The musical arrangement was made more magnificent than ever before, Andi Rianto deliberately presented an orchestra in this song, which was played by Budapest Scoring Orchestra. This arrangement is considered by the composer to be very precise with Rony's vocal character.

"I hope this song will be fresh, and can be enjoyed not only as nostalgia, but a new thing to listen to, especially the current music lovers," said Andi Rianto.

Meanwhile, Rony Parulian felt that his involvement in the song Sembuh Hati was a valuable opportunity, because he could collaborate with big names like Andi Rianto.

"It must be time to be trusted to bring this song back that feels good. This is also an honor because it can collaborate with a Andi Rianto. However, he was a bit surprised because the arrangement was very different and it turned out that the results were very satisfying for me," concluded Rony Parulian.